No. 550 in French
venue
The French word "venue" means "arrival" in English.
In a sentence
La venue du printemps nous remplit de bonheur.
The arrival of spring fills us with happiness.
Here, 'venue' is used as a noun meaning 'arrival', referring to the coming of spring.
Elle a été ravie de sa venue au concert hier soir.
She was delighted with her attendance at the concert last night.
In this sentence, 'venue' denotes someone's act of attending or presence at an event.
La venue de cette décision par le gouvernement est très attendue.
The arrival of this decision by the government is highly anticipated.
Here, 'venue' illustrates the occurrence or announcement of something significant, such as a decision.
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